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PoppyScotland Garden wins awards
The charity Poppyscotland, the leading charity supporting ex-Servicemen and women and their families in Scotland entered a show garden at the national gardening and...
Edinburgh Tramworks delayed till September
The planned tramworks on Princes Street, originally planned for July, will now begin in September.
Since the announcement was made last month that an agreement...
Meadows Festival
The Meadows Festival returns to Edinburgh on Satuday 4th - Sunday 5th June. The event will offer live music, a funfair, entertainment for children, stalls, and...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – Vroni Holzmann
Vroni Holzmann is a composer and classical pianist based in Edinburgh.
Originally from Rosenheim, Germany, she completed a Masters of Music in composition at The...
Chris Brookmyre Book Launch
Scottish author Chris Brookmyre launched his new book at The Caves in Edinburgh on Wednesday night.
Almost a decade and a half has gone by...
Bat Boy: The Musical preview
The MGA Academy of Performing Arts on Balgreen Road is home to many talented performers and this week they're taking their abilities to new pastures. ...
Today’s Council meeting in Tweets
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Wagamamamania set to hit Edinburgh
Wagamama has signed a 15 year lease with landlord DTZ Investors to take 7,701 sq ft of space in the heart of the city...
Council bans election posters
The City of Edinburgh Council have followed in the footsteps of their Glaswegian counterparts, implementing a city-wide ban on all election posters.
The motion was...
Robert Chalmers sentenced for murder
Chalmers receives life sentence at High Court in Edinburgh
The man who murdered Samantha Wright has today been sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh.
Robert...
Five things you need to know today
We are off to the Council meeting this morning and will bring you our report on it later in the day.
Meanwhile Prince Charles,...
Acheson House to become home to Edinburgh World Heritage
140 Canongate is a building set back from the street behind an imposing door.
The A-listed house just up the road from Holyrood is to...
Witness appeal to city centre assaults
Police in Edinburgh are investigating two incidents where people were assaulted and robbed in the Capital on Monday night.
The two incidents, which may be...
Jobs boost for Edinburgh
Edinburgh is to receive 90 new jobs from global financial services leader State Street.
The company will be establishing a 'European Centre of Excellence' for...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – JoJo Hernandez
Who are you?
My name is JoJo Hernandez and (allegedly) I am a juxtaposition of City Lady meets Country Girl! I own my own Handbag...
Cannabis found in Mayfield
Lothian and Borders Police are investigating after a large-scale cannabis cultivation was discovered in Midlothian.
Officers attended at a property in Holly Bank, Mayfield at...
Historical Exhibition at Cramond
The Cramond historical photo exhibition, hosted by the Cramond Association is on now down by the harbour.
The exhibition documents the Roman history of the...
Citizen Participation – the final conversation
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES IN COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Thursday 2nd June 2011
5-6.30 pm, with drinks and nibbles after
6th Floor, Chrystal Macmillan Building, 15A George...
National Museum makeover is top-notch for learning
The newly transformed National Museum of Scotland will house a brand new three-storey Learning Centre for primary and secondary school children when it opens...
Edinburgh Reporter chats – Jenny MacLean
WHO ARE YOU AND WHERE DID YOU COME FROM
I'm Jenny MacLean of EnergyWise Health & Fitness. From Hertfordshire originally, Edinburgh has been my home...
Craig McMurdo crooning in Edinburgh this June
“Moon, June, Croon, Swoon”
The internationally acclaimed vocalist, frequently compared to Harry Connick Jnr and Michael Bublé, performs an eclectic mix of jazz standards, lounge...
Edinburgh Restaurant offers ‘concierge service’
Ignite is an Indian restaurant with a difference. As well as producing good food they are also offering a new concierge service to arrange...
Edinburgh caterer wins sandwich award
Edinburgh office caterer, Beetroot Blue, is adding ‘award-winning sandwiches’ to its menu after its mouth-watering masterpieces were recognised at a national industry awards ceremony.
Scooping...
Getting out of Edinburgh – Romeo and Juliet at Traquair
Romeo and Juliet is being performed at Traquair from 1-4 June and 7-10 June in the garden of Traquair House. A promenade performance that...
The Edinburgh Reporter guide to what’s on in June 2011
Wednesday 1 June 2011
There may be opera at the Big Screen on Lothian Road tonight. It is certainly listed on the BBC website -...
Five things you need to know today
The digital TV switchover takes place today and some homes will be able to get Freeview from now on. There is more information on...
Fashion range raising funds for South African children’s home in Edinburgh
Fashion designer Dorota Alimowska has created a brand new clothing line which is both affordable and environmentally friendly, and she is going to show...
Amnesty International celebrates 50th anniversary in Edinburgh
To mark Amnesty International's 50th anniversary, Scottish campaigners, artists and politicians will be raising a 'Toast to Freedom' at an Edinburgh event on Wednesday...
Care Home Sports Day tomorrow
Residents at an Edinburgh care home are gearing up for next year’s Olympics by taking part in their own Sports Day tomorrow.
The annual event...
Edinburgh parks could be given Royal seal of approval
A number of parks around Edinburgh are due to be shortlisted for a very special award which could see them protected.
In the run up...
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